Atlas of Clinical Avian Hematology

Atlas of Clinical Avian Hematology is a practical guide to the hematological characteristics of birds. Illustrated throughout with many color photographs, this rich resource aids interpretation of hematological data, and promotes the accurate classification of hematological cells and identification of pathological changes.

Covering over 100 species of birds, the Atlas illustrates the general hematological characteristics of birds; the hematological variations encountered between the different Orders of birds; and the hematological responses to disease of birds, using clinical cases from many species of birds and a range of clinical disorders.

• Describes how to collect and handle blood samples from birds to best preserve the quality of the blood.

• Highly illustrated, color guide to the hematological characteristics of birds

• Case data and images illustrates the avian hematological responses to disease

Auteur

Phillip Clark is a veterinary clinical pathologist with
special interest in comparative hematology. Formerly Director of
Clinical Pathology Services of the Division of Veterinary and
Biomedical Sciences at Murdoch University, Australia. Dr Clark has
written numerous scientific articles.

Wayne Boardman is Head of Veterinary Conservation
Programs at Zoos South Australia, and formerly head of Veterinary
Services at the Zoological Society of London, UK. He is a
veterinarian with a large amount of experience with zoo and wild
animals, including many species of birds.

Shane Raidal is Head of Veterinary Pathobiology at
Charles Sturt University, Australia. Associate Professor Raidal is
a specialist in avian health, and author of numerous scientific
articles.

Résumé

Atlas of Clinical Avian Hematology is a practical guide to the hematological characteristics of birds. Illustrated throughout with many color photographs, this rich resource aids interpretation of hematological data, and promotes the accurate classification of hematological cells and identification of pathological changes.

Covering over 100 species of birds, the Atlas illustrates the general hematological characteristics of birds; the hematological variations encountered between the different Orders of birds; and the hematological responses to disease of birds, using clinical cases from many species of birds and a range of clinical disorders.

• Describes how to collect and handle blood samples from birds to best preserve the quality of the blood.
• Highly illustrated, color guide to the hematological characteristics of birds
• Case data and images illustrates the avian hematological responses to disease

Contenu

Foreword.

Preface.

1. Collection and handling of blood samples.

2. General hematological characteristics of birds.

3. Order specific hematological characteristics of birds.

4. Physiological and pathological influences on the
   hematological characteristics of birds.

5. Hemoparasites of birds.

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